Reims Management School - NEOMA Business School Academic Scholarships

NEOMA Business School Academic Scholarships

You will receive up to 10,500 EUR towards your tuition fees for one academic year at NEOMA Business School in France. This is an English-speaking business school with campuses in Reims, Rouen and Paris. The funding is provided in the form of several individual scholarships, which you can combine up to this maximum limit. Each individual scholarship reduces the fees you are required to pay:

• Early Bird discount: to 3,500 euros for the Global BBA, the Master’s in Management or the MSc in International Finance, or up to 2,000 euros for other full-time MSc programmes, provided you enrol by 31 January.
• Excellence Scholarship: to 4,000 euros for outstanding academic achievement.
• Shape the Future Scholarship: to 4,000 euros for a compelling career project or a compelling start-up idea.
• Achievement Scholarship: to 4,000 euros for outstanding achievements in sport or at work.
• Welcome to France Scholarship: to 2,000 euros, if you have a genuine connection to France, for example through knowledge of French or having previously studied there.
• High Calibre Scholarship: to 3,000 euros for outstanding academic achievement.

You may only receive one of the following awards at any one time: ‘Excellence’, ‘Shape the Future’, ‘Achievement’ or ‘Welcome to France’. The early-bird discount can be combined with these awards. The university and the NEOMA Foundation awarded almost 900 scholarships between 2025 and 2026.

Eligibility

• Who it is for: You are an international student. Applicants from France are not eligible to apply.
• Admission first: You must already have been admitted to a NEOMA degree programme before you can apply for a scholarship.
• Field of study: Open to all NEOMA degree programmes. The early-bird discount does not apply to the International Master’s in Luxury Management.
• What decides it: The awards you receive will depend on your grades, your career or start-up project, your sporting or professional achievements, or your connection to France.

How to apply

First, apply for admission to your chosen degree programme via the online portal. Places are allocated on a rolling basis, so please apply as early as possible. Once you have been admitted, please contact the admissions team to apply for a scholarship. To be eligible for the early-bird discount, you must be admitted and enrolled by 31 January.

How realistic are your chances?

With almost 900 scholarships awarded within a year, and several forms of funding that can be combined, this support is generally available to admitted international students and is not reserved for just a select few. Admission to the degree programme is the real hurdle. Once that’s achieved, financial support is well within reach if you meet one or more of the eligibility criteria. Enrolling by 31 January secures the additional early-bird discount and is crucial when places are snapped up quickly.